The Los Angeles Police Departent made a major drug bust this week, seizing enough fentanyl to potentially kill every resident of the city.
Los Angeles police made a major drug bust this week, seizing enough fentanyl to potentially kill every resident of the city. The bust resulted during a narcotics investigation near downtown Los Angeles that involved multiple Los Angeles Police Department divisions. The LAPD arrested 28-year-old Jose Alberto Soto on a charge of sales of fentanyl, a dangerous synthetic opioid.
With that in mind, the amount of fentanyl seized this week is enough to potentially kill more than 11 million people, nearly three times the population of Los Angeles. UTAH MOM SHOT MISSING NATIONAL GUARD HUSBAND IN HIS SLEEP, SUGGESTED LOVER ‘TAKE IT TO THE GRAVE’: POLICE Online jail records show Soto remains in custody without bail. It was not clear if he had retained an attorney who could speak on his behalf.
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